By implication, I'm also wondering if this is a fake slab. I'm not suggesting that NGC graded an obvious counterfeit. I should have made that...
Here is a South Korean 100 Won coin. It's "graded" at MS66. If these images suffice, would the surfaces of this coin set off any counterfeit...
Thanks for that tip!
I've seen a posting by a member of the Oriental Numismatic Society (U.K.) who mentioned a dealer of Chinese numismatics as "the most reliable...
These are South Korean coins. 10 Won and 500 Won. The 1970 10 Won is a key date. Take a look at my page on South Korean coins to get more...
What are the dates on the coin with the flying crane and the other one, with the pagoda on it?
Some more "art" with coins. Some of these, though....ugh! http://blog.daum.net/don700/7325745...
Only 20 bucks? Yeah, figure out those World Coins. I'd be cool to see the whole "spill" in a photo...
Here's a South Korean 500 Won coin drilled to lighten it so that it approximates the weight of a Japanese 500 Yen coin. The 500 Yen coin is worth...
I Noticed the same exact things in my SCWC Catalog (39th Edition). That's why I was always puzzled by what coins they were referring to in the...
If I win, I will reciprocate with my prized Memorial Cent (pictured below), which is considered to be one of those rarest of museum-piece coins: A...
Here are specimen examples of the 1984-issued "500 Years of the Catholic Church in Korea" ( 천주교전래 200주년 기념주화 ) 1,000 Won and 10,000 Won coins....
I used to sort through cents looking for coppers, 1970 small-dates, 1960 small dates, 1950s and earlier, and any errors. I can be "slumpish" at...
Harsh indeed...
For your sake, I hope they are... I'm guessing probably not. I had some New Zealand Half Crowns and Florins that I thought were proofs, too....
Could be a gamble, but worth it. What would be the total cost, shipping, etc. to send it for NCS conservation?
Wow. Just wow, man. Are they TPG graded, or about to be?
...but you forget the thousands and thousands of collectors, like me, who do NOT collect in hopes of that elusive "future profit." If those...
The hobby will not die. Ever. Our coins will simply be valued lower.
Well, if you upload for us a decent photo of that Japanese "10" coin with "symbols," we may be able to date it for you.
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